Sentence examples for confined often from inspiring English sources

In September 1832 Jefferson Davis, a young army lieutenant, accompanied the prisoners by steamboat to Jefferson Barracks in St .Louis, Missouri, where they were confined, often in chains, throughout the fall and winter.

And while there are raging controversies about cellphone use on ground-based public transportation like trains and buses, imagine how much more intense the concern becomes in an airplane cabin, where passengers are confined, often for long hours, in close proximity, unable to flee.

It's only in a handful of scenes that unfold in confined settings (often involving mirrors) or tightly circumscribed outdoor locations that Rivette unleashes his sophisticated and refined visual taste.

"I think it's probably because of the nature of urban warfare," she said, given that gunfire and mortar and grenade explosions occur in relatively confined and often closed areas.

Unfortunately, OVCA is rarely diagnosed at early stage when the disease is confined and often asymptomatic.

In the spatially confined brain, often considered an "immune-privileged" organ, cellular infiltration following injuries or autoimmune processes is minor, but the brain is fully capable of an active inflammatory response, with cytokines playing key roles [ 231- 233].

And women, sprung from the same religious confines, often chased him.

Women were too often confined to a handful of often poorly paid professions.

Populations of organisms confined to islands often evolve extensive morphological and behavioral changes often over a short time [ 1].

However, photobleaching in the leaf often did not cover the entire width of the leaf and was often confined to narrow stripes parallel to the leaf veins [ 10], while photobleaching in the spike extended to the entire spike.

Much of the province is mountainous, with settlement often confined to fertile valleys.